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Name
Heritage
Sex
Description
Habetrot
Celtic
Both
The patron faerie of spinners. She was always willing to do people a good turn and did not find it necessary to trick or beguile but was very helpful.
Haggai
Ancient
Both
Biblical for born of the festival day.
hAichir
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning bitter.
Halcyone
Greek
Female
Queen of Ceyx. Mythic. see Ceyx.
Half Pint
English
Both
Literally a measure that is equal to one cup, 8 ounces. The nickname used by Charles Ingalls for his daughter Laura in the Little House on the Prairie series. Art. Term of endearment.
Halley
English
Both
Edmond Halley had a comet named after him after he correctly predicted it would return. Unfortunately it didn't return in his lifetime.
hAllmhurain
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning stranger from overseas.
Hamish
Scottish
Both
Scottish form of James.
Hammercut
English
Both
Name of a type of beard. Great for dogs with alot of facial hair.
Hanan
Ancient
Both
Biblical for "Yah has shown favor".
Hananiah
Ancient
Both
Biblical for "Yah has shown favor".
Handlebar
English
Both
Name of a type of mustache. Great for dogs with alot of facial hair.
Handsel
Scottish
Both
A gift meant to bring luck.
Hans
Scandanavian
Both
Scandanavian for John.
Happy
English
Both
A state of joy. One of the seven dwarves from Snow White and the 7 Dwarves by Disney.
Happy Thoughts
English
Both
A variety of rose. Nature.
Hara Kiri
Japanese
Both
The Japanese noble ritual of suicide.
Harare
African
Both
Capitol of Zimbabwe named for a hill there.
Harley
English
Both
From the legendary motorcycle Harley-Davidson.
Harmony
Greek
Both
Part of a song. Music.
Harold
Scandanavian
Both
Means army ruler. Military.
Harpo
Italian
Both
One of the Marx Brothers, exceptional comedic family from the early 20th century.
Harriet
French
Female
Old French for ruler of the home. Probably derivated from Hecate, the Greek Goddess of the hearth.
Harry
Scandanavian
Both
From Harold. Name of hugely popular character and books/movies of the same series by JK Rowling, Harry Potter.
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Both
Means Place of the Gods.
Hayes
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning fire
Hazel
English
Both
Old English from the hazel nut tree meaning to command authority.
Healy
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning ingenious.
Heather
English
Both
Middle English from the lovely flowering heather bush. Nature.
Heather
English
Both
Middle English from the flowering heather bush. Nature.
Heaven Scent
English
Both
A variety of rose. Nature.
Hebe
Greek
Female
Daughter of Juno and wife of Hercules. Served as the cupbearer to the Gods.
Hediard
French
Both
Beautiful boxes, artful and exotic presentation and chocolates mark Hediard as an exceptional brand in chocolates.
Hedley Kow
English
Both
A true bogey beast that lived near Hedley. Fortunately he was not evil as much as mischievous and full of merriment and loved practical jokes. Of course this made him quite a nuisance to the local folk trying to get work done.
Hefin
Welsh
Both
Means Summery.
Heidi
German
Female
Variation of the German Adalheid meaning sweet and noble.
Heiniken
German
Both
A popular beer. Food.
Heman
Ancient
Both
Biblical for faithful.
Hendrix
German
Both
For Jimi Hendrix, gifted guitarist and rock musician that died after a drug overdose. Music. People.
Henkie
English
Both
A race of trows known for being a bit grotesque and with a limp (known as a henk). They also had a love of music and dance but seemed to dance very oddly to our eyes.
Henry
German
Both
Old German for a ruler of an estate.
Her
English
Female
LBJ's dog during the White House years.
Herbie
German
Both
From Old German Herbert meaning glorious soldier. Military. Also the colorful character, who happened to be a Volkswagen Bug, in the movie Love Bug. Entertainment.
Hercule
French
Both
The first name of a super sleuth in a series of mysteries by Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot proved to always be far more clever than the cleverest murderer.
Hercules
Greek
Male
Mythic son of Jove whose legends of strength were gained through efforts to persevere against the trials set up on him by his enemies, Jove's wife being the primary among them.
Hercules
Greek
Male
Mythic hero, son of Jupiter, who was challenged by the ever vengeful Juno (Jupiter's wife but not Hercules mother) because Hercules was proof of Jupiter's infidelities. He overcame every adversity and horror set before him by his father's wife gaining great renown.
Hercules
Greek
Male
Greek for glorious gift. A son of Zeus.
Herla
English
Both
Name of a king of ancient Briton that stumbled into the faerie realm. Tricked by the faerie folk to attend a wedding of their king. When he tried to return, three days later, he found that he had been gone from his realm for over 300 hundred years. More devilry meant his years would fall upon him if he were to dismount from his horse so it is legend that he and his entourage are still galloping about the countryside to this day.
Herman
Ancient
Both
Latin for high ranking person.
Herod
Greek
Both
Means noble.
Herring
English
Both
A fish. Also expression "a red herring" that refers to being mislead or taken off track. Animal.
Herringbone
English
Both
A pattern of weaving. Popular in textiles as well as other textures and materials (like jewelry).
Hershey
English
Both
Tradename for a very popular brand of candy bars. Food.
Hershey
English
Both
Trademark of a company that makes chocolate. Also the town in Pennsylvania where this company is based.
Heulwen
Welsh
Female
Means sunshine. Nature.
Hezekiah
Ancient
Both
Means my strength is Yah.
Higgins
English
Both
The quintessential proper English gentleman. In My Fair Lady he was an impeccable linguist and in Magnum PI he was the one who maintained order in the face of Magnum's charm and boyish manner.
Hillary
Greek
Both
Greek for cheerful and merry. Hillary Rodham Clinton, former first lady of the US and current Senator from NY. Edmund Hillary the man who first climbed to the top of Mt. Everest. Mythic. Politics.
Hilo
Hawaiian
Both
Name of a city and dorman volcano in Hawaii. Originally the goddess of the volcano. Mythic.
Him
English
Both
One of LBJ's dogs during his White House years.
Hippolyta
Greek
Female
Another name for the Queen of the Amazons who became Theseus' wife.
Hiram
Ancient
Both
Biblical for my brother is on high.
Hiro
English
Both
Shakespearean heroine, a woman who fell on hard times but maintained her dignity and was revealed as a woman of great quality at the end.
Ho Hum
English
Both
Casual expression in the vernacular meaning boredom or not being impressed.
Hobbes
English
Both
The sidekick of Calvin, a stuffed tiger, in the charming comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes.
Hobgoblin
Scandanavian
Both
A race that is a great deal like brownies in that they tend to be friendly and helpful. Not like Goblins for all that the name is similar!
Hobo
English
Both
Common word for tramp or homeless in the early-mid 20th century. Culturally tended toward the disenfranchised, alcoholic male. Cliche'd as someone traveling by stealing aboard freight trains.
Hocus
English
Both
Magical term "Hocus Pocus" also from a moving starring Bette Midler of the same name.
Hod
Ancient
Both
Biblical for majesty.
Hodiah
Ancient
Both
Biblical for Yah is majesty.
Hogan
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning youth.
Holly
English
Both
Old English from the Holly Tree. Classically used for decorations for Winter Solstice by Pagans and later in Christmas celebrations reaching its height in the Victorian era.
Hombre
Spanish
Male
Spanish for fellow or man.
Homer
Greek
Both
Means promise. Author who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey. Art
Honey
English
Both
Meaning sweet one or dear one. Natural sweetener from bees. Nature. Food.
Hooker
English
Both
Originally a naval term for an old worn out ship. Now more commonly refers to a prostitute.
Hoosier
English
Both
Mascot of Indiana State University, known as the Hoosier State.
Horseshoe
English
Both
Name of a type of mustache. Great for dogs with alot of facial hair.
Houdini
Italian
Both
American magician and escape artist. Legendary. People.
Howard
English
Both
Old English for watchman.
Hubble
English
Both
Edwin Hubble, the Hubble telescope is named for this astronomer.
Hubert
German
Both
Old German for bright mind.
Huckleberry
English
Both
The main character in Mark Twain's masterpiece Huckleberry Finn. Also the name of the main character in Hanna Barbarra's cartoon Huckleberry Hound.
Huey
English
Both
Old English variation of Hugh meaning intelligence.
Huggie
English
Both
Trademark name of a baby diaper. Also a common term for a baby's blanket.
Hullabaloo
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for uproar.
Humphrey
German
Both
Old German meaning peaceful Hun.
Hun
German
Both
Short for Honey. Term of endearment. Also a member of a race of warriors feared for their fierceness, savageness and skill in the battlefield. Their legendary leader was Attila. Military. Mythic.
Hunter
English
Both
One who hunts. Inherently, as carnivores all dogs are hunters with various prey drives. Many behaviors that cause people to get rid of or even shoot dogs come from these natural drives that either require careful training or containment to prevent problems like dogs that chase cats, horses, kill chickens or other livestock. Any fault found with this must be directed to the owner and not to the dog. It is natural drive that can actually be made worse by chaining or tying a dog.
Husky
English
Both
Means sturdy or even chubby as in children's clothing sizes. Also a highly athletic breed of dog developed expressly for sledding work.
Huw
Welsh
Both
Variation on Hugh, Germanic for mind.
Hydrant
English
Both
A fun reference for the urban dog who is so dependent on the communication shared between dogs at the common neighborhood urinal.
